Up to 1h studio time
8 edited high resolution images via Online gallery
1 A4 print
2 set ups
Use of all props
Gallery of 15 edited images to choose from
€160
Up to 1h studio time
15 edited high resolution images on USB
15 7x5" prints from USB
Wooden keepsake box for prints and USB
3-4 set ups
Use of all props
Gallery of 25 edited images to choose from
€280
1-1.5h studio time
30 edited high resolution images on USB
30 7x5" prints from USB
2 A4 prints
Wooden keepsake box for prints and USB
4-5 set ups
Use of all props
€370
What is family photography?
When is the best time for family photos?
How long does a family photoshoot typically last?
What should we wear for a family photoshoot?
Can pets be included in family photos?
Do we need to bring props for the family photoshoot?
How can we prepare for a family photoshoot?
Can we request specific poses or styles for the family photoshoot?
How soon I will receive edited photos?
Family photography is a genre that involves capturing portraits of families, showcasing their connections, personalities, and dynamics. It can include various combinations of family members, from immediate family to extended relatives.
The best time for family photos depends on personal preferences and the desired atmosphere. Scheduling family photoshoots encourages regular family time. It becomes a tradition that brings everyone together, providing an opportunity to reconnect and share experiences. Family photos make meaningful gifts for grandparents, aunts, uncles, and future generations. They become cherished heirlooms passed down through the family, connecting generations and preserving a visual family history.
Usually families do their photo sessions every year, especially with smaller children as they grow and change so fast. Other families book photo session to mark special occasion like family reunion or grandparent's birthday, etc.
Family photoshoots can range from 1 to 2 hours, allowing time for different groupings, poses, and even candid moments.
Coordinating colors and styles can enhance the overall look of family photos. Choose clothing that reflects your family's style, avoiding overly matching outfits while considering the setting and season.
Choose a color palette that complements each other rather than wearing identical outfits. Coordinating colors create a cohesive look without appearing too matchy-matchy. Consider earth tones, pastels, or complementary colours.
While patterns can add interest, it's best to avoid overly busy patterns or logos that might distract from the family's faces. Simple, solid colors or subtle patterns often work well. Layering can add depth and dimension to your photos. Consider adding jackets, cardigans, scarves, or accessories that complement your outfits. This can also be helpful for adjusting to different temperatures during the shoot.
I am open to including pets in the photoshoot. It's essential to communicate this request with me beforehand.
While not necessary, bringing props can add a personal touch to the session. Consider items that reflect your family's interests or hobbies.
Ensure everyone is well-rested and fed before the session. Bring any necessary items like snacks for young children and favorite toys to keep them engaged.
Absolutely! Communicate your preferences, whether it's a particular style, location, or specific poses, with me before the session to ensure your vision is captured.
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